As a lawyer with over four years of experience, I specialize in migration and refugee rights, public law, and human rights advocacy. For the past three years, I have been working on UNICEF’s child protection project, focusing on migration policies and asylum processes, particularly for vulnerable groups. Additionally, as part of UNICEF's project to prevent child, early, and forced marriages, I have been conducting gender workshops for children and parents, striving to raise awareness on this critical issue.I hold a master’s degree in Public Law, with a thesis exploring the relationship between law and state power through the works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. This research has deepened my understanding of how legal systems influence and adapt to state policies, especially in the context of migration.Currently, I am dedicated to:- Researching the intersection of migration policy, state narratives, and human rights.- Advocating for fair and sustainable migration and asylum systems.- Exploring opportunities to contribute academically and professionally through a PhD program in Public Law or Political Science.I believe in the transformative power of law to create equitable solutions in migration and refugee policies. Always open to meaningful collaborations and opportunities to expand my expertise.